If you said "ethical" - go to the head of the class.
I addressed PETA's concerns about fishing in my book. I was respectful and polite. I acknowledged their concerns while disagreeing with some of them.
Recently I came upon their anti-fishing comic book. (You'll need Adobe to see it.)
How can I put this politely? Hmmm...I know!
It's bullshit. It packages half-truths with lies and mixes in some heavy-handed, sickening, emotional child abuse. (I especially like the line about kittens and puppies being "next" on Daddy's hit list.)
What it is not is "ethical."
I've lost the remaining vestiges of respect I once had for that organization and will, from this day forward, work actively against it.
Gee, I feel a slight chill. I think I'll club a baby seal and make a new tuque. Oh nevermind. There's a kitten.
Wish I'd Said It
Weeds are flowers too - once you get to know them.
- A. A. Milne
- A. A. Milne
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
Bye-Bye Stevie Y
22 years in the NHL, all with the same team - the Detroit Red Wings. 20 of those years as its captain. He was a scorer when his team needed goals and a checker when they needed defense.
He won three Stanley cups and an Olympic Gold medal with the Canadian team in 2002. He won without gloating and lost without being defeated. He played hurt. He played hard. He showed up every night.
At 41 his heart wanted to go on but he could no longer will his battered body to do what his mind envisaged doing. So yesterday Steve Yzerman hung up his skates.
The record books will show a guy who left as the NHL's sixth leading scorer all-time. He'll be a no-brainer, first ballot inductee to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
I'll remember him as one of the greats, a credit to the game he loved.
Thanks Stevie.
He won three Stanley cups and an Olympic Gold medal with the Canadian team in 2002. He won without gloating and lost without being defeated. He played hurt. He played hard. He showed up every night.
At 41 his heart wanted to go on but he could no longer will his battered body to do what his mind envisaged doing. So yesterday Steve Yzerman hung up his skates.
The record books will show a guy who left as the NHL's sixth leading scorer all-time. He'll be a no-brainer, first ballot inductee to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
I'll remember him as one of the greats, a credit to the game he loved.
Thanks Stevie.
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